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> rather than about the finding that jobs are picking up in spite of AI.

We are years too early to determine if AI is removing jobs. AI still hasnt really decided what it wants to be yet. Were just in LLM land with bolt ons currently. Once we get hyperfocused models based on industry specific tasks that can run locally then we start to see the jobs fall.

In the most corrupt administration of all time, American law doesnt really get considered at these levels. There are many things Musk and his companies should legally not be doing but not much really happening there. Especially after DOGE killed most the groups looking into these things and the AG is run by Trumps personal attorneys.

> It seems absurd that the government is blaming SpaceX for not securing its property against trespass and vandalism/arson, especially when it seems likely that the violations are by foreign-state-sponsored actors.

SpaceX is actively meddling in foreign-state wars picking whichever side they choose to support on which day. They made their bed.

This already exists.

I mean, this topic has be solved. 10 years ago. What are we doing.

What year is this?

Yes he did, most of them but not UTC

> Stripe's climate scientist Zeke Hausfather

Who?? The ecommerce website wants us to listen to the climate scientist they bought?

Don't tell us, tell them.

I've always liked the Army over the Marines

This does happen every El Niño this years is pretty wild. Every local forecasters is saying "IDFK" and they are right. The the great Atlantic conveyor also starts to die this year we are in for evolution!

Everything small becomes big, and then gets enshittificated

Google literally has infinite money.

Spirit of the law vs Letter of the law argument. Which ever side of the coin you stand on.

Im definitely not referring to GHE. Im talking about real self-hosting infra. It wasnt that long ago that this was possible, and cheaper and more reliable. It's a pay me now or pay me later argument. Everyone now is complaining about the pay me later part of these 'deals'

> Doesn’t Apple do the same

yes and Apple does it for the 30% lock-in. Apple does it to protect their ecosystem. Apple also does not care about their customers, their developers, their suppliers or their employees. Closed systems do not help the populous. This is about money, captive audience and subscription revenues.

i.e. its no longer open source, now access is granted by permission.

Self host an infrastructure like real billion dollar companies.

> Delete your account, get off that blasted site,

This doesnt stop it. That what a lot of people dont understand. If you never had a FB, Insta, Whatsapp, etc... account, you STILL have a FB ad profile. It's worse than what people think.

You have a small understanding as to how ads work and what they know.

"Different radio channel"? The emergency channel is pretty standard in all mariner activities. They just didnt want to help.

I bet the position is backfilled with Grok.

He asked the business for a sales rep through their sales portal a year ago. That is enough. Shouldnt have to complain a year later on a social media platform to get a response that says "hit me up".

Ignoring a sales request for a company that wants to spend ~1M only to say pls reach out to me again after we had our second funding round in 2026? The OP literally could go back to their sales lead db and respond like a real business. So yeah unprofessional and embarrassing.

One AI company down, 999 to go.

This is an embarrassing response.

The only reason OpenAI wants to give 5% of the company to the US government is so they become 'to big to fail'. They dont give a s** about the US, its just a way to get funding when the bubble bursts

The age of the individual is over...

Every audit is a cooked book audit. At least every single one Ive been a part of. Check mark tests.

tbh they are floundering even to regular investors. They are trying to give the US gov 5% of the company so they become 'too big to fail' but they are in trouble.